Harvesting

Cooler weather does not necessarily signal the end of garden, it can signal the beginning of a new crop of fresh vegetables. Knowing what to plant in September in the …

Garlic is incredibly easy to grow in the home garden, and it acts as natural insect repellent and flavor enhancer for several garden vegetables. I call it one of my …

In the middle of the summer harvest, the last thing I want to do is drag out all of my canning supplies to put up tomatoes. The heat and work …

When zucchini decides to make its appearance in the garden, it comes in fast. Just a few zucchini plants can turn into mounds of zucchini on your countertop. And while …

How to Ferment Radishes Fermented foods can get a bad rap as smelly and a big pain to make at home, but I’m here to tell you that doesn’t have …

Learning how to grow potatoes in your backyard vegetable garden is easy and a huge asset to the garden. Potatoes can be simple to store for use for months, and …

Ever wondered how to freeze blueberries successfully? Frozen blueberries are versatile, delicious, and easy to grab and use at a moment’s notice, so stay tuned for how to freeze blueberries …

Pickling cucumbers are always a staple in the summer garden. And on the southern table, dill pickles, sweet pickles, or pickle plates are the perfect complement to any meal. Sandwiches …

At the end of the summer gardening season, you may still have some of those spring/summer crops growing. In our garden, eggplant, parsley, basil, peppers, and okra are still thriving. …

The harvesting season is upon us, when the fruits of our labors are finally producing their last. At least for the summer season. Sunflower seeds remain one of the most …